US EditionInvercauld Estate maps 2,000 acres of new native woodland - Scottish Business News
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Invercauld Estate maps 2,000 acres of new native woodland - Scottish Business News
Invercauld Estate in the Cairngorms has announced they have recorded over 2,000 acres of emerging new naturally regenerating native woodland. The Estate, which neighbours the Royal Family’s home at Balmoral in upper Deeside, currently manages around 12,000 acres as woodland, one of the largest such areas in the Cairngorms National Park. In a process that has used GPS and mapping technology, since 2017 the Estate’s forestry department has been me…
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